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Home » Early decision: Why the March 3 election matters to Durham voters

Early decision: Why the March 3 election matters to Durham voters

By TORREY LIN-WEINER

The 9th Street Journal video team found there was no wait at Early Voting locations. But if you’re a Durham resident, this election has some important races.